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It's more or less the same thing as "there is no end to life," a phrase I read both ways: no objective; no real termination.
Of course, the matryoshka aren't a perfect representation of this particular thought. Sooner or later, with the matryoshka, there is a final, tiny secret, a last in the series doll. That is a metaphor, too, in its way: how small, yet sweet, is the end of the adventure.
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